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Title: How you play EC's?
Post by: JHM on May 21, 04:19 AM 2010
Hi All,

What is your best EC bet selection / system you play/know.  Please no systems that involve a negative progression.  The best I came so far is to wait for the table to produce series or pick a table that is producing series, wait for a change and than place 1 bet for the serie to continue. 

I'm now trying to combine this with a positive progression. 

The idea is to start with a BR of 4 chips.  Every bet starts with 1 chip, when you win the second bet is 2 chips (1 of your own, one of the house).  When the second bet is won you're done. 

That's why I'm interested how you place your bets on the EC's.  After all the time studieing I think the EC's are still the best way to play.  Now I'm lookiong for a way to play theim best.

Thank you for sharing your ideas.

Br.  JHM
Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: VLS on May 21, 12:54 PM 2010
Hello JHM, and welcome.

Have you tried waiting for a pronounced imbalance in favor of a chance and after it ends by a CONCENTRATION of wins in the other side of the EC, back the lower side to aim for a correction of +1 chip only?

Regards.
Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: JHM on May 21, 02:26 PM 2010
Hi Vicor,

Thank you for your reply, can you please explain by example, I think I don't understand you right. 

This is the way I play right now, when I'm in the casino I look at all the table and pick one that is producing series

R
R
B
B
B
R
R
R
B <- Table produces series, now I bet for a B to continue series.  Only one bet.
Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: iggiv on May 22, 03:10 PM 2010
JHM, i tried so many EC systems, i came to conclusion, they are no winners.
Remember there is a reason why roulette allows those methods.  As i say:
some methods are more likely to win, some less. Let's say that from all the methods
to bet single numbers would be a less likely method to win. What would happen then?

Roulette would not be marked red/black, and there would be no way to bet dozens/columns/streets etc.  Casino would be happy with players playing single numbers. Why they marked it red/black, high/low, even/odd? They did not for your convenience. They did it to trick u into thinking of "easy betting", which in reality is easy losing.
Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: JHM on May 22, 06:57 PM 2010
Hi Iggy,

Thank you for your reply.  And it's true.  You can also change the roulette wheel for a lotto wheel.  It just doesn't matter.  It's just a random number generator. 

But correct me if I'm wrong.  From your answer I understand, that how much time and effort you put into the game.  It's a lost of time, you will never find a winning strategy?

Br.  JHM
Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: iggiv on May 22, 07:24 PM 2010
JHM,

i am not a very experienced roulette player to give u the straight answer yes or no.  In my humble opinion there is a possible way to find a winning method. But if u compare possible the chances to win and find some "regularities" on what is happening with a roulette ball i would say cut out and forget about table based systems, especially EC systems. I would say work with single numbers only, and don't even look at the table (except putting your bets of course).  I would say look what is happening on a WHEEL itself. I would say watch table based systems, that's ok, but
apply their methods to to the wheel. For example someone came with a promissing single dozen system -- fine, take his idea and work with a sector of 12 or whatever groups of 12 based on a wheel, not on a table.

but there is no way to work on red/black watching a wheel, it is totally unpredictable i would say. If there was a good way to work on red/blacks, they would keep a wheel colored in the same colour. They made 2 colours  to trick u, no doubt about it.


P.S. i am not saying i am 100% right, i may be wrong as well about it.
for example as i said in another thread, i used the think that Earth is flat, now i think i was wrong,  it is not a just flat disk for sure.


































It has a shape of a suitcase.  :o, but u don't tell anyone our little secret
Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: F_LAT_INO on Jun 04, 05:10 AM 2010
Quote from: JHM on May 21, 04:19 AM 2010
Hi All,

What is your best EC bet selection / system you play/know.  Please no systems that involve a negative progression.  The best I came so far is to wait for the table to produce series or pick a table that is producing series, wait for a change and than place 1 bet for the serie to continue.  

I'm now trying to combine this with a positive progression.  

The idea is to start with a BR of 4 chips.  Every bet starts with 1 chip, when you win the second bet is 2 chips (1 of your own, one of the house).  When the second bet is won you're done.  

That's why I'm interested how you place your bets on the EC's.  After all the time studieing I think the EC's are still the best way to play.  Now I'm lookiong for a way to play theim best.

Thank you for sharing your ideas.

Br.  JHM


JHM,

I WOULD NEVER RISK MY JOB FOR A GAME OF CHANCE.I'M ONLY
WEEKEND PLAYER AND AM LOOKING FOR SOME EXTRA EARNINGS.


Cause your statement was so sincere am going to show you how to
earn some weekend chips on E/C bets.
  R-B                                  O-E                                L-H
34--no bet                           nb                                  nb
16--nb                                 nb                                  nb
4--- nb                                 nb                                   1-             1-
2--   1-              1-                nb                                  nb
12-  nb                                 nb                                  nb
15    2+             1+               nb                                  nb
15    1-              0-                1-                 1-              nb
17    nb                                 nb                                 nb
31    nb                                 nb                                 nb
4      nb                                 nb                                  2+             1+
27    nb                                 2+                1+              1+             2+                      
 2    2+              2+               1+                2+              1+             3+        
16    1+              3+               1-                 1+              1-              2+
18    1-               2+               nb                                   nb
27    nb                                 nb                                   nb      
34    nb                                  2+                3+              1-              1+
11    nb                                  1+                4+              2-              1-                      
16    2+               4+               1+                5+              3+             2+
 
I'm sure you will grasp this easy.
Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: Pacer on Jun 12, 11:30 AM 2010
I like to wait for Red or Black (Odd or Even,etc. ) to miss twice and bet on the missed EC twice, then the other EC twice, then the missed EC again twice, repeat (RRBBRRBB. . . ) for 18 games, flat-betting for a profit of three.   If I get to +3 before 18 games, I end session.

Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: VLS on Jun 12, 11:32 AM 2010
Quote from: Pacer on Jun 12, 11:30 AM 2010
I like to wait for Red or Black (Odd or Even,etc. ) to miss twice and bet on the missed EC twice, then the other EC twice, then the missed EC again twice, repeat (RRBBRRBB. . . ) for 18 games, flat-betting for a profit of three.   If I get to +3 before 18 games, I end session.



Thanks pacer.

I'd like to code this one :)
Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: JHM on Jul 12, 04:59 PM 2010
Victor, have you coded and test this way of play?

Br.  JHM
Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: Wally Gator on Jul 15, 08:07 PM 2010
If you can beat the zero's on the attached sheet, you are doing exceptionally well, my friend.  A great no prog strategy.  Thanks for sharing.
Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: furple on Jul 21, 06:26 AM 2010
I usually play the DBL with a 6 point divisor. I aim for 5 to 10 units.
Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: schoenpoetser on Sep 05, 05:53 PM 2010
I am new on Roulette Forum. cc. I am a very frequent rouletteplayer in Holland. I will share my knowledge and experience here on this forum. Roulettestrategies have my special interest. I apologize my English,I don`t write it perfect.
The theory of Blaisse Pascal is the basic of my studies. In the dutch casino`s we have only European roulettetables. The En Prison rule is usual. Since we have PCs I program systems and strategies. Nowadays I program in excel.

On many places on different forums you can read the ECs are not so profitable. I do not agree.
The advantage of the roulette is for the ECs 1,35% and all other bets 2,75%. It is also more easy to develop a strategy for the ECs  with a betting outline.

In my opinion there is no difference in a roulettewheel and a fair RNG. Scientifically there is no connection between the past and the future. I do not agree. I base my bettings on the past spins.
Next time more.
Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: Drogan on Sep 05, 11:27 PM 2010
In my opinion even money bets are the worst bet on the table.

It is like a hamster in wheel. You win, you lose, you win, you lose
you win, you lose, you win, you lose, etc. If you like playing and just
watching your bankroll go up and down and up and down. Then ECs
are for you.

The simple reason for this is the placement of the even money bets
on the wheel.

Take a single zero wheel. Every other slot is red, or black, every other
slot is high and low. Everything is evenly placed. There is no way to predict
with accuracy which EC will fall.

There are however, a few things to take into account......

The high and low numbers are placed evenly around the wheel. That is true.

But if you look closer you will notice that all of the low black numbers are all on the right
side of the wheel, and all of the low red numbers are on the left side of the wheel.

Conversely, all of the high black numbers are on the left side of the wheel and all
of the high red numbers are on the right side of the wheel.

Can we exploit this inconsistency?

Well the only way to do this is to keep up with what sector of the wheel is hitting. If we
can pinpoint the sector that is going to hit next then we can make our bets on the high
or low side of the wheel. But this takes lots of practice.

So if there are no HOT sections of the wheel, and since the high and low numbers are NOT
evenly placed if we bet the opposite of which number just came up we will have a better
chance of having a winning bet.

The other thing to take into account are the odds and evens.

If you look a the wheel. You will notice that they are not evenly placed at all.  There are 12
places around the wheel that two evens or two odds are placed right next to each other.

This is the only category in which the placement is NOT even throughout the wheel.

Can we exploit this inconsistency?

Well not as accurately as we can exploit high and low. But you will have a much better chance of a winning bet if you bet the same bet that just came up. Because there is a
much better chance of having two EOs in a row than any other EC.

So to sum up.....

B and R evenly placed. Leave them alone.
E and O Bet the same as last number spun.
H and L Bet the opposite of the last number spun.

Even with this slight(and I do mean slight) edge, ECs are the worst. If you want to win...I would try something else.

D

Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: Twisteruk on Sep 06, 12:00 AM 2010
Quote from: schoenpoetser on Sep 05, 05:53 PM 2010
I am new on Roulette Forum. cc. I am a very frequent rouletteplayer in Holland. I will share my knowledge and experience here on this forum. Roulettestrategies have my special interest. I apologize my English,I don`t write it perfect.
The theory of Blaisse Pascal is the basic of my studies. In the dutch casino`s we have only European roulettetables. The En Prison rule is usual. Since we have PCs I program systems and strategies. Nowadays I program in excel.

On many places on different forums you can read the ECs are not so profitable. I do not agree.
The advantage of the roulette is for the ECs 1,35% and all other bets 2,75%. It is also more easy to develop a strategy for the ECs  with a betting outline.

In my opinion there is no difference in a roulettewheel and a fair RNG. Scientifically there is no connection between the past and the future. I do not agree. I base my bettings on the past spins.
Next time more.


Welcome to the Forum schoenpoetser !

Im sure the Forum Member here will appreciate your idea's  :thumbsup:
Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: Richard on Sep 06, 02:10 PM 2010
Use the Signum system. It's complex and requires a great deal of practice, but having
used it for a number of years at various casino's I know for certain it makes consistent
profits.

link:://signumsystem.com/ (link:://signumsystem.com/)
Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: Fripper on Sep 06, 03:15 PM 2010
Hi Richard and thanks for sharing your signum system.

Maybe you can start a new thread so players find your exellent system? I think that it deservs it. Also we can share thoughts and post examples and results.

I will test your systems soon. Both this one and the 4selecta method. Both seems like exellent systems.

Just a thought.

Cheers
Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: Richard on Sep 06, 04:41 PM 2010
Hi Fripper,

I have limited time at present, as I have increased my visits to various casino's.

The link I have given above to the Signum website has links to my other websites and
forum. There are numerous examples on the websites and on the forum and I should
add it's all free :)
Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: iggiv on Sep 06, 04:46 PM 2010
thanx Rick
Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: schoenpoetser on Sep 10, 08:42 AM 2010
The quality of the modern roulettewheels guarantee a fair randomsequence.  The sequence of high/low, Red/black or Even/Odd cannot influence the random results. Sectorplayers look in the cylinder and watch the rolling ball. In my opinion it is not possible to predict the results.

My strategy is only based on the features of the randomsequence. The simplicity of an EC-sequence makes it possible to develop simple strategies. For example Martingale,d Alembert. etc

Before you try making a strategy I advise you first to study the theory of the triangle of Blaisse Pascal. This triangle gives you a good insight on the features of a sequence such as the repeats of the chances
Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: malcop on Oct 05, 09:13 AM 2010
Hi All,

I use the following triggers, that came about after looking at the last three hands and noticed that when you look back the last three hands/spins you have 4 patterns, that produced a O(OTB4L) or T(TB4L) , here are the 4 patterns that produce the triggers.

BBB = T (TB4L) - bet B (This pattern you would use on of streaks of three or more)
BRB = T (TB4L) - bet R (This pattern you would use on chops of three or more)
BRR = O (OTB4L) - bet B (This pattern you would use on the 22 pattern BRRBRR)
BBR = O (OTB4L) - bet are (This pattern you would use on the 22 pattern BBRRBB)

When you just follow the last O/T result then all you are doing is betting one of the above 4 patterns.   So all I have been doing is seeing if by just using the above four triggers you could use them as a viable Bet Selection coupled with a good MM/Progression, or flat betting if you so wish.

So a quick re-cap look back last three hands/spins:

If you see RRR you bet R
If you see RBR you bet B
If you see RBB you bet R
If you see RRB you bet B

That's it very simple no tracking needed, I use this all the time now as one of my main Bet Selection methods, coupled with a good MM/Progression.

I'm sure most of you have seen these triggers before, for those that have not hope you find this useful

Thanks

Malcop
Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: malcop on Oct 05, 03:12 PM 2010
Hi All,

I have included some of the MM rules I use for different Buy-in's these can be used with the Bet Selection Triggers that I posted above.

The 10 unit Buy-in MM rules I would use if I was only flat betting, and the 20 or 30 when using a progression.

The MM Tool's is a little excel spreadsheet that I crated for when I play on-line with live dealers, or RNG.  I just resize the spreadsheet, place it next to my game window, enter my Casino balance and my base unit size. (once you read the MM rules in the PDF, then the MM Tool will make sense to you.)


Thanks

malcop
Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: warrior on Oct 05, 04:46 PM 2010
Quote from: malcop on Oct 05, 03:12 PM 2010
Hi All,

I have included some of the MM rules I use for different Buy-in's these can be used with the Bet Selection Triggers that I posted above.

The 10 unit Buy-in MM rules I would use if I was only flat betting, and the 20 or 30 when using a progression.

The MM Tool's is a little excel spreadsheet that I crated for when I play on-line with live dealers, or RNG.  I just resize the spreadsheet, place it next to my game window, enter my Casino balance and my base unit size. (once you read the MM rules in the PDF, then the MM Tool will make sense to you.)


Thanks

malcop
HI  MALCOP ?WHAT DOES TB4L MEAN AND THE OTHER ONE THANX WARRIOR.
Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: malcop on Oct 05, 04:49 PM 2010
Quote from: warrior on Oct 05, 04:46 PM 2010
HI  MALCOP ?WHAT DOES TB4L MEAN AND THE OTHER ONE thanks WARRIOR.
Hi Warrior,

TB4L means Time Before Last and OTB4L means Opposite Time Before Last

Thanks

Malcop
Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: warrior on Oct 05, 04:53 PM 2010
OK THANK YOU.
Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: esoito on Oct 05, 07:59 PM 2010
TMFTS...










Thank you, Malcop, For This System.  :thumbsup:
Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: chrisbis on Dec 26, 09:17 AM 2010
Re this Topic Title- HOW YOU PLAY EC'S

2 Chips on 1 - 18
2 Chips on Odd
2 Chips on Black
1 Chip   on Zero

OR

2 Chips on 19 - 36
2 Chips on Even
2 Chips on Red
1 Chip   on Zero
Title: Re: How you play EC's?
Post by: mogul397 on Jul 06, 09:38 PM 2015
malcop,

I'm trying to understand your method and variations. I play flat and end up
even. Wondering how you generate profit.

Thanks

Alan